Code change for issue#7 (Support for #in directive) #8
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Zaher thanks a lot for the new contribution but could you please fill some lines in the documentation (xdoc) regarding the new feature. Note that undocumented features are like if they do not exist! |
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Will do. Thank you |
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Code change for issue#7 (Support for #in directive)
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Thank you Eduardo. Sorry I did not have time to work on the documentation this weekend. I will provide something by tomorrow. |
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Code change to support an #in directive(issue#7). Commit #: e2ce09b
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